Sentence examples for fringe of towns from inspiring English sources

A belt of towns has grown up on the margins of the Subcarpathian region, and these often parallel another outer fringe of towns commanding the main trans-Carpathian passes.

There are farms on the fringe of town, and small furniture factories dominate the city center.

In the summer, residents go tubing on the Delaware River on the southwestern fringe of town.

Head to the northern fringe of town, where waves of new homes run abruptly into an eternity of desert.

She said Elmhurst had about 950 students and was somewhat isolated by its location on the fringe of town.

PEEKSKILL - IN its 14th year, Zephs' sits on the fringe of town here, its handsome brick face trimmed with dark green shutters and cup-and-saucer vines.

There are 26 restaurants in Brown County, and only two are chain restaurants, including one lonely McDonald's at the southern fringe of town.

That new place, Leong's Tea House, set on the suburban fringe of town in what had recently been a cornfield, didn't come easily.

Those developments -- often built on the fringe of town -- increase commuter trips and diesel truck traffic, and encourage people to use drive-through lanes at fast-food restaurants.

Do we charge just new development?" A decade ago, the San Joaquin Valley air district proposed a fee of $5,000 per house for subdivisions on the fringe of town and a lesser fee for projects built in a city's core.

These less developed neighbourhoods occurred on the fringes of towns, often in elevated locations, and tended to support more anuran species.